The nurse should first determine the
prescribed dosage form of oxybutynin so he can instruct the patient on how to
take the medicine. The tablet and syrup is usually taken two to four times every
day with plenty of water with or without meal. While, the extended-release
tablet is usually taken once a day and should not be cut, crush or chew. The drug
should be taken at the exact time of the day.
<span>Moreover, advise the patient to continue
taking oxybutynin even if he feel well and complete the whole duration of the
prescription. The patient should be careful
especially when driving for oxybutynin may cause blurred vision. Follow the
instruction label and the doctor order to achieve the therapeutic effect of the
drug. Lastly, if no improvement for the
symptoms in 8 weeks, consult your doctor. </span>
